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Louis Fauger, Amazon Research & Georgia Institute of Technology

Markus Gerschberger, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

Matthieu Lauras, KEDGE Business School

The Physical Internet (PI) is moving from vision to reality. Beyond foundational concepts, organizations are now experimenting with pilots, demonstrators, living labs and large-scale initiatives that test how PI principles can be implemented, governed and scaled. This Special Issue seeks rigorous, practice-oriented and empirically grounded contributions that provide actionable insights for managers, policymakers and supply chain stakeholders. The Special Issue is associated with the IPIC 2026 International Conference (June 2026, France), but submissions are open to all authors.

We welcome papers focusing on the implementation and operationalization of the PI, including empirical studies (qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods), case studies, pilots, demonstrators and living labs, practice-based research and industry-driven innovations, and funded projects and cross-industry initiatives. Conceptual contributions are welcome only if strongly connected to real implementation challenges and managerial implications.

All submissions are expected to adopt a sound scientific methodology while clearly demonstrating managerial relevance and actionable lessons learned.

Potential topics

  • PI use cases, pilots and demonstrators
  • Business models and value creation in open and shared logistics
  • Governance and coordination mechanisms for interoperable networks
  • Supply chain intelligence, data sharing and digital platforms
  • Transition pathways, roadmaps and maturity models
  • Managerial and organizational challenges of PI adoption
  • Public policy, regulation and public–private collaboration
  • Sustainability, circular logistics and environmental performance
  • Empirical studies (qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods)
  • Case studies, pilots, demonstrators and living labs
  • Practice-based research and industry-driven innovations
  • Funded projects and cross-industry initiatives

Timeline

  • June 1, 2026: Submission platform opened
  • November 30, 2026: Paper submission deadline
]]> Supply Chain Forum: An International Journal (TANDF)